Ai2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 19, 1997

THE 100 METRE girls’ breaststroke at the Northern BC Winter Games belonged

to the Terrace Bluebacks whoa monopolized the finals with a full six swimmers.
That's Keely Wallace, Marina Farrell, bronze medalist Nathalie Gour, gold
medalist Shauna Palahicky, silver medalist Jenine Barton and Tamara Checkley.

Pool records

crushed at games

TERRACE SWIMMERS
raced like they were on fire
two weekends ago at the
Northern BC Winter Games.

The Biluvebacks finished
the games draped in medals,
having broken a whopping
nine pool records, some of
which dated back to 1985.

“lve never seen that
many pool records fall be-
fore,”’ says coach Mike Car-
lyfe. “It was really exciting
for the kids, especially when
it was in their own pool.”’

In all, 14 records were
broken, the majority by
some of the 27 Bluebacks
who swam at the games.

‘We always seem ta do
well at the Northern
Gaines,” says Carlyle. ‘But

this was just phenomenal,
Friday morning things
started rolling and they
never let up.””

The highlight of the games
was the senior girls freestyle
that saw both Marina
Checkley and Julie Vander-
lee break pool records.

The Bluebacks won a tolal
of about 70 individual
medals at the games, Some
of the big winners included
Jenine Barton, who picked
up six medals, Tristan
Brown, who won gold in all
six of her events, Marina
Checkley, who broke three
pool recards, Garth Coxfard
who eamed five golds and a
pool record and Thomas

Demetzer who took three -

golds and four silvers.

Seth Downs also had a
pool record and Shauna Pal-
ahicky took three gold, two
silver and a bronze.

Meanwhile, Julie Vander-
lee rocked the pool
smashing an amazing five
records, two of which were
more than a decade old,

Meanwhile 12 of the
Bluebacks are gearing up
for the age-group Provii-
cials to be held in Victoria’s
Commonwealth Pool at the
end of the month.

“That's a fast pool,’’ Car-
lyle says, '‘We’re hoping at
least four of cur swimmers
will make finals.”

some winners not
listed in medal tally

DUE TO communications difficullies, the
names of several medalists from the North-
em BC Winter Games were not published

in last week’s Standard.

A number of astute readers called to
report the missing names, In some cases,
event categories were also listed with dif-

ferent tilles,

Several callers pointed out that Darcy

Netzel of Terrace won gold
single male competition
Michelle Francis was another

in bowling.

listed.

of several

Jujitsu enthusiasts also noted the absence
medal

winners, including

Aaudrew Carlow, winner of the gold in the

bronze.
in the adult

medalist not

10-year-old sparring event,
Andrew’s team took a silver in sparring
as well, and teammate Danny Barr had two

Congratulations to all the winners and
participants in the 1997 Northern BC
Winter Games.

Terrace Youth Soccer

1997 Registration - Skeena Mall
Friday, February 21 6:00 p.m. fo 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 22 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Friday, February 28 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 1 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Eligible: Girls & Boys born in 1986-1991........50.00
Players born in 1978-1985.....cccccceeeeesee $60.00

Uniforms: If you still have a uniform from las? season, please bring it to registration

Birth Certificates:

Photocopies of birth certificates are required.
Passport and hoptismal certificates are also accepted,

Terrace Youth Soccer Association promotes sportsmanship, fair play, skill development ond
opportunities for recreational and competitive socer activities

1} Level | Theory - NCCP - All sports April 5 and 6, 1997
2) Recreational Referee - April 19
3) Level Ill Technical - Soccer - April 26 & 27, 1997

For More Information: Bev Bujtas (Registrar} 635-3719

FEBRUARY 1997

LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO

PALACE

2 SUNDAY“: MONDAY “TUESDAY ~ WEONESDAY.. THURSDAY.

FEBRUARY 1997

FRIDAY. SATURDAY

T.V. MONITORS
4410 Legion, Terrace

Family Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon

Rotary Club
Youth Soccer
Terr. Skating
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Senior Minor Kermade Blueback Elks 8 Big Sisters | kitsumkalum
Secondary Baseball Friendship Swim J Ten. Ant-Povedy} — Nisga’a Tribal SV.
School Society Club Council Snowmeblle
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School Society Kitsetas Vol. Poverty Council Rescue
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School Baseball Society Swim Club Poverty Council
Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 12:45
Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late NightGames Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m.

SMOKE REMOVAL

Last Wednesday of the month Is SOUBLE BINGC

AISLE CONCESSION
635-2411

Drag strip
still possible

TERRACE DRAG racing
enthusiasts got just a little
bil closer to having a place
to call their own this
weekend when the regional
district planning committee
decided not to axe thelr re-
quest for land tenure.

The Terrace Drag Race
Association had applied for
a permit to lease a piece of
land near Onion. Lake for a
dragstzip.

Regional district adminis-
tration was ready to can the

cerns from the Forest Ser-
vice and possible conflicts
with future industrial devel-
opment in the area,
However, members of the
planning committee recog-
nised those concerns but
said the project lnoked
promising.
“As. a> compromise, the
committee - motioned to

withhold --support for. the:

project until the association
could show that there aren't
any more suitable locations.

Dr. Tom Strong
Registered Psychologist

Now Regularly Practicing from Mills

Memorial Hospital,

© Relationship & Fomily Therapy

© full Range of Individual Psychotherapy

© Training ond Seminars

© Brief results oriented

© Chrazic pain & illness consultctierts
Ask about the couples consultations.

ol For more informotien oc to book appointments ptease coll:

1-800-456-7733

The costs for psychologic
ervices are often covere
y extended health benefits

proposal because of con-

Sport Scope

Come Celebrate Christ with the

4 - Real Singers

~ plus special speaker Cam Milliken

Sunday, February 23 at 10:30 AM at the
Terrace Pentecostal Assembly
3511 Eby Street

Everyone is Welcome

Junior tennis club registers

THE TERRACE Junior Tennis Club is getting set for
spring by holding a registration day at the Skecna Mall.
Registration will take place Friday, February 28, fram 6-
9 p.m. and Saturday, March 1, 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
_The club is for players aged 10-16 years, who have had
some lessons or experience playing tennis, Players must
have their own racquets, but tennis balls are provided,
Organizers say this is a great opportunity for youngsters
because tennis is a sport that can be played for a lifetime at
very little cost.
For more information, call Ada Sarsiat at 635-9695,

Terrace scores at Troll

THE TROLL Mountain Alpine Ski Race was held three
weekends ago near Quesnel and the Shames Mountain Ski
Club finished in fine form.

In the Junior A’s, Grahain Dediluke placed second in the
Giant Slalom and third in the Slalom. In the Junior B’s, Jan
McConnick took third in the Giant Slalom. And in the Jun-
ior C’s Malt LeClere finished fifth in the Giant Slalom,
John Schulmeister took second in the Slalom and Matt
Beddie was 11th in both the Slalom and Giant Slalom.

Sports card show

LOCAL COLLECTORS take note. The Northwest
Sports Card Collectors will be having their annual card
show at the Coast Inn of the West, Saturday, February 22.

Everyone is welcome, so bring your traders. Doors open
at 9:30 a.m. and the show runs until 4:30 p.m.. Table rent-
als are available, and there are lots of door prizes, includ-
ing a draw for an autographed ‘‘Pavel Bure’’.

For more information, call Ken at 638-0186 or Mike at

638-2807.
Thank you

TERRACE MINOR Badminton would like to thank all
their business sponsors, Thornhill Junior Secondary and
the adult Badminton Club for all their help on the way lo
the B.C, Winter Gaines.:..

The Terrace team, consisting of Carmon McColl, Jardan
Liatcris Daryl Muir, Andrew Cooper, Luke Buxton, Trish
Gair, Ginny Russell, Victoria Chemico, Leree Hadley and
Stacey Parr, along with coach Mui Luc and manager Dan
Tuomi will be at the games in Campbell River February

19-24,
Ski marathon

A HEART AND stroke fund raiser, the 16th annual Al-
can Ski Marathon will take place out at the Onion Lake ski
tails this Saturday, February 22.

Call 632-2004 or 632-6055 to register.

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